Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-03-30
SOCIETY NOTES.
f. w.ok,. Record Of Events. and Those
who Participated.

0V l. - OsNsp~o
II Mr.. j. 81. Curtis was on the s'cA "s' '''''
Navton il still in the city visitin'
his mother. ,,,r
Philipsburs. :, 81
Mrs, w. Darnold is visiting irlenos III o'
; John, Michigan. ,... +h
New spring wraps are ln'eEes'"s w.
. ladies at present: ;.;
, Miss Kate Hennessy is homo from Wei
to friends in Helena.
NJ t.ee Foster and wife are sojourn'ns >
Riverside California:
NJ Iouis Seckles returned SATURDAY
from Salt Lake City. >.
ri w. F. Sanders and wife returned u
Helena Saturday evening.
ms Murray returned yesterday IRON
a business trip to Phifpeburg.
Mrs R. Fenner came up from Anaeonos
Saturday to visit her mother.
Nm Shelley Tuttle is expected home
from Salt Lake City next week.
Mrs. VIM. Brownield and son are Visl'
inc friends in Elizabethtown, KY.
! Mr.. lohn Leyson is expected home to-day
from an extended trip to Caldornla'
Mr. w. "A. ClATk 3 M0AoAOn On W wv
ite street is fast nearing completion.
Mrs. James Talbot and children returned
Saturday from a visit to California.
Miss Lutte Evans is up from Deer Loose
visiting her sister, Mrs: II. McMurphy.
Mrs. Stull, who has been visiting here sew
eral weeks, returned to Anaconda ias'
Thursday.
Master Wilber Boyce came up from the
/ ~ lat, HA will re.
turn to-day.
No fashionable afternoon tea is now
complete without crystalized fruits and
cheese rolls.
| Mrs. Chas. Whitford who arrived from
Leadyilie last week expects to remain here
two months.
| Mikado crepe, in forest brown, is quite
craze for combination in tea gowns and
evening dresses.
Mrs, McDevitt has been the guest OF Miss
Jennie Mcconnell during her husbands
absence in Chicago.
The most utterly utter shade OF blue this
season ia known as Goeblin blue, and ia be-
coming tn everyone.
Mr.. C. M. Turck expects to leave to-day
for trip to California, and rumor says he
will return benedict.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Prowse have gone to
Anaconda to reside. Mr.. Prowse will BEEN
gagged in hardware business.
Mrs. Clinton Moore. efter visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wallace, for several weeks, re-
turned to Gable last Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. C. c. Thornton was thrown from
her carriage last Wednesday, but fortu-
nately sustained no seriour injury.
Tan colored gloves embroidered up the
backs, are allowable now for every kind OF
dress, costume or fashionable outfit.
Mrs. Chas. Rumley and little neice.
after spending a week very pleasantly in
Butte, returned to Helena Saturday morn
ing.
J.M Goddard arrived from st. John,
New Brunswick, last week, and has taken
the position of cashier at D. j. Hennessy q
Co.'S.
The newest guest cards for wedding
breakfasts come in the form OF little white |
satin slippers, and the menus match them.
These are recent English fad.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moffet left last week
for the Arkansas Springs. Mrs. Moffst will
doubtless be absent several months, a. she
goes for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. Judge Galbraith, who has bee,, Wis
iting Mrs. J. c. c. Thornton for several
DAYS, returned to Deer Lodge Saturday
evening. She will visit Butte again this
week.
Mr.. r. and Mr. Will Wharton received
last week the sad intelligence of their
mothers death. In their great loss they
have the sympathy OF a large circle of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivion arrived last Friday
from McCredie, Missouri, and are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Boyce. Mr.. Vivion was
formerly merchant OF McCredie and came
to Butte to engage in business.
Mr.. J. Ross Clark is much improved in
health and expects to return to Butte in
June or July. Mrs. Clark and toe children
will probably remain longer. They are very
proud Of their new baby boy whom they
have named "Jonnie."
The fashionable sme)ling-bottle is small
enough to slip under the buttoned glove
INTO the palm of the hand, which is curved
10 accommodate. It may be of gold, silver
Or enamelled glass, and they are often rich
" craven and furnished with iewelled stop
pers.
Mrs. Helen F. Mckay, the wife Of the
eminent cntter with the Bonner Mercan-
tile Company, will leave for the coast on
Wednesday evening. She will be guest Of
Mrs. DR.. Mckenzie, OF Portland. after
which she will visit her sister, Mrs. II. T. !;
0wyer, OF Van Ness avenue. San Fra ancis
%. She will turn to Butte on or about
[uly 1.
The fashionable flower of the day in Eng ;
aud is the white ryeanthemum. 1t is
worm ar buttonhole, massed as a bouquet
Ind nestled among mess for table decora-
ion, lightly veiled with mai,lenhsir fern. !
Tinted ivy leaves very often form a back
round for it. On tables clusters of chrys. )
Inthemums of various colors ard kinds
re to be seen, rich and beautiful in their
Individual tints.
Dishes or vases are very little used now
o hold the floral decorations, the flowers !
eing arranged fat on the cloth. Mrs. !
iackay gave q dinner just before Lent for
,hich she designed the flower arrangements I
i the table. The center showed q very I
arge star, the heart of fame shading away !
q the rays to the palest tint of pink as
hey tapered off toward the edge of the I
able. The places for the guests were laid t
lst in between the rays, and the effect pro- c
uced was very fine.
The ladies interested in literary studies :
re continuing their work. The last meet =
,g OF the Literary Club was held at Mrs. ""
udge Knowles, and was very entertain =
lg. The next one will be at Mrs. P. Tai +
nt'e residence on West Broadway. The +
uestions that will be asked the members
re the following: When were Postofices
rst esta blished? First astronomers who q
,retold eclipses? What Kings were called G
Solomon" OF England? To what Ameri. B
IN historian was bread curse instead of y
blessing? What poets wrote in three =
nguages? The class is reading and dis
lssing George Eliot's works. Il
Paris was enlivened recently by two or
'nal entertainments. One was q birds
'ad dinner party, at which one of the o..
dies had her head arranged to represent ~ ~
at OF peacock, with the crest represented tb
an aigre te in diamonds, emeralds and he
pphires. The most original head was ju
at OF an owl, and the most tasteful that yc
a turtledove. The other entertainment VI u
rs bezique party, at which the game Ia
rs not played, but was represented by the gu
ests, who were dressed as a pack of cards. =
ire had been taken to have the king and
een of each suit represented by a mar.
"a couple so that uniformity OF costume In
uid be preserved The queen of hearts
Is arrayed IN ruby velvet and rose-col.
ed So tin, and the queen of clubs in black Or
lVet and silver tissue. The guests who 1s' ne
r6Onat ted the common ~ rds .f A. A''